Hummingbird lamps

[munzieb]

I've been off the radar for a while. We had company come from NH. We had enticed them to come and visit for the "Fall For Greenville" festival. It got postponed because of the hurricane. They decided to come anyway. We visited Falls Park and the next day we drove up to the Tryon Int'l Equestrian Center just over the NC border. As we drove north to the center, we saw many massive broken off trees along the road. It looks like several may have laid across the road at some point but had been cleared. We were only about 10 miles south of Lake Lure but decided they didn't needed any tourists viewing the devastation. While they were  here, they fell in love with my hummingbird lamp. As a consolation for missing the festival, I would make them one. It took about 4 days and I used up the last of my lexan. I was glad I had the original to work off of for the measurements. The 1/8" Lexan is easy to cut on the table saw with a 80 tooth cross cuit blade but it does make a mess with all the chips/dust. It becomes static and sticks to everything. Starting to think about making some Xmas gifts.

[jerry walters]

WOW, those are really nice Bernd.  I've missed seeing your posts.  Where can I get the pattern for these.

Jerry

[Gonzo]

Wow is right!  Very nice!

[Scrappile]

Awesome cutting and they look wonderful.   Great job.

[daveww1]

terrific job

[rjweb]

You have a beautiful job on them, RJ

[flarud]

Very nice indeed!  

[wombatie]

Wow they are lovely.  Great work as always.

Marg